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i MIDTOWN NEW YORK
By ROBERT SYLVESTER
Yep, They'd Sell
NEW YORK.—A publicist!
named Henry Hillman, being a
literary sort like all publicists,'
has been making a study of best
sellers and the advertising for
same. Hillman quite sensibly
has developed an advertising
campaign for a lot of books
which aren't ordinarily thought
of as best sellers. He suggests!
the following new title and the!
following ad copy for books!
which could do with some added
popular appeal:
New title: “Her Number Came
Up." Ad copy: “Mysterious Ma-‘
dame X Played for High Stakes'
until the Man with the Equation j
in his Eye Solved Her Secret.”
Former title: “Elementary Alge-j
bra.”
New title: “He Made Her Say:
Yes.” Ad copy: “She Tried to 1
Hold Out. But his Argumentum
ad Hominem Threw Her for a
Loss.” Former title: “Principles!
of* Logic ”
New title: “She Knew What
was Wrong." Ad copy: “Only a
Wort Stood Between Her and a
Lifetime of Regret. What Could
She Say?” Former title: “Fow-!
ler’s Modern English Usage.”
New title: “Bon Jour Distress.”
Ad copy: “Alone and Helpless.
Faced by Nature in the Raw.”
Former title: “Home Medical
Encyclopedia.”
Mr. Hillman stands ready to
revise and exploit any unsung
old favorite.
** * *
A night with the phonograph:
Celia Cruz, who knocked me out
during a concert recently in Ha
vana, has now been put on an
LP disc' (Seeco) called “Celia
Cruz Sings.” La Cruz sings 12
of her vital, native songs of
which my favorites are the fia
menco-ish “Plegaria a Loroye,”
the bouncy “Munecas Cha Cha
Cha,” the melodic "El Merengue"!
and “Yerbero Moderno.” The!
10-plece rhythm behind her,
surpasses |
anything
f w
Ittmed
before!
* *6,000,000
motion picture..,two
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wi* AGNES MOOREHEAD* THOMAS GOME/
IQ#* HOYT*WILLIAM CONRAD• TEDdeCORSIA
a DICK POWELL Production i/pj
STARTS
SATURDAY
now in its 6th
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;! drives and lifts and La Cruz has
i one of the most provocative and
,i exciting styles I’ve ever heard.
** * *
Lena Home, a great enter
’ tainer who has never recorded
well, comes up with her best
i pitch to date with 11 songs on
Victor’s “It’s Love.” Carefully
; backed by Lenny Hayton’s sub
i dued band and making every
;! syllable as clear as if you were
[ reading it instead of hearing it.
Lena does a fine “Anything"
i and individual stylings of “You
Do Something to Me,” “It’s All
;i Right With Me,” “Fun to Be
[ Fooled” and a gay “It’s Love.”;
** * *
I Bud Freeman, the topflight
saxophonist, has assembled Rudy
BrafT, Ken Kersey, Dave Bow
-1 man, A1 Hall and George Wett
-1 ling on a new LP for Riverside.
Bud does a fine, warm “Sun
; down” and Brass remains the
most interesting and accom-:
• plished of the new trumpeters.
' ... Kay Starr is, as usual, strong
and sure on another new LP
1 issued by Victor. She keeps a
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well with such tunes as "A Hun
dred Years From Today” and
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Dreams.”
»* * *
A new mob to me, the Mundell
Lowe Quartet, has a Riverside
LP out consisting of Lowe on
guitar, Dick Hyman on piano
and Trigger Alpert on drums.
I am a great cool fan—honest—
—but this is so cool that for a
while, on “Will You Still Be
Mine.” I thought my ears might!
get frostbitten and backed off
in the vain hope that some
where, sometime, the melody
would come through all the
mental tricks. With music like
this I always And myself ask
ing: “Which way did they go?”
** * *
Some of our older gentlemen
i— Tony Parenti. Henry Red
Allen, Tyree Glenn, Hank Dun-;
can, Milt Hinton and George
Wettling, suh—have banded to
gether for some upbeat two-beat \
Dixie called “Jazz, That's AH”,
for a recording by the Concert
Hall Society. Ty Glenn’s comic
[invention is evident and Red
Allen’s horn soars happily (ps
! ever.
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LOCAL DRAMA
Garrett
Players Had
Jinx Play
The initial urges from which
community theater groups spring
are many and varied. There is
evidence today that in at least
one Washington area case the
motivation was akin to that
which drives expectant fathers
out on a search for peach ice
cream or dill pickles at 2 a.m.
The group is the Garrett Play
ers.
Its historian describes the
Garrett Players’ genesis thusly:
"Back in September of 1952 five
expectant mothers and one
rather portly gentleman felt that
ithe people In Garrett Park and
Garrett Park Estates would be
Interested In and support a little
theater. Flyers were sent out, a
director was selected and try
outs for the first production
were held. ... At that time the
group had expanded to nine ex-|
pectant mothers and a rather
portly gentleman. ”
It was the late Frederick M.
Kerby, a man active in Wash
ington little theater circles, who
came along at that opportune
moment. He brought in the
necessary experience and turned
the chaos into a community
drama group. He became the
Garrett Players’ first director
1 and guided them for the next
: three years.
i The group has had its share
of misfortunes, as has every
, other assemblage of amateur
players. “Our jinx play,” the
historian reports, “was ‘Bell,
Book and Candle,’ wherein we
used up three leading men and
four leading cats. The cats got,
sick, died or disappeared. The
men just disappeared.”
Despite such things the Gar
rett Players continue in appar
ent high spirits. Projects under |
way right now Include that]
Joint production of “Julius Cae
sar” late in March, with the
Gacrett Players Joining the Ken-!
sington Players, the Rockville
Little Theater and the Hamsters
of the National Institutes of;
! Health. Garrett Players’ One-
Act Play Tournament entry is
Tennessee Williams’ “The Long
Day Cut Short," to be per
formed in the preliminaries on
March 8. —H. M.
(This is one of a series on
little theater groups entered in
I the D. C. Recreation Depart
ment's 1956 One-Act Play
Tournament. It will be held
March 6-22 at Roosevelt Audi
torium, thirteenth and Allison
streets N.WJ]
GRAHAM
Continued From Page B-23
the Hollywood end of these TV
awards.
! Writer Helen Deutsch, after 13
years of scripting top movies at!
; Metro, has left the studio "to
write two novels in the next live!
years.”
** * *
I Columbia figures that, since
Jack Lemmon did so well in “Mr.
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Cooper as the famed early exponent of air power. LEE HWY.'AKL. BLVD.
“THE DESPERATE HOURS”—Humphrey Bogart's convict trio DRIVE-IN THEATEB
terrorizes Fredric s nice family S HSOO 2 Mtl „ Weit r .„,
“LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING”—AIso an Oscar- , church ab>.mc». nhi Bcotifoi
contending thing; Jennifer Jones and William Holden. ror'nVrV 1 •ni t V*?rf*i t^:irci
“A MAN CALLED PETER”—Richard Todd as Dr. Peter Mar- Rd" “"l« (T iK?!—
shall, a distinguished screen biography. w«fw» t»nc«i' screen.
“SUMMERTIME”—Katherine Hepburn as a proper American “DESERT SANDS”
enlivening a Venice vacation with a romantic binge. Ralph meeker, in cinemascope
“TO CATCH A THlEF”—Monaco-set Hitchcock adventure with »£■^ color at 8:50
Monaco-bound Grace Kelly pursuing Cary Grant. peter oravm mcoior.
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story of his World War II military career. Qgcnj:Bo; «k>w_7_ Kiddtw rm.
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HELD OVER !=£ Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheels. FARM."
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DANNY KAYE aj, CRRTRE rt Param* FAIRFAX , * l,, “' Vo c*. e-aw*
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY. FEBBUABT ts, 1868
Roberts,” he should continue In
the Navy. They’ve given him a
costarring role with Humphrey
Bogart in “The Good Shepherd,”
for summer production.
Actress Robin Raymond has
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Doren. She complains that every
time she goes out on a date with
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i Mamie calls from home here and
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’ same night.
Irish tenor Sean Meaney Jok
ingly mentioned that he would
i have the blarney stone on his
i TV show St. Patrick’s Day, and
r anybody writing in could coma
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i seriously and swamped him with
i requests, but he has no idea how
i to get the stone over here from
i Ireland. Any suggestions?

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About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972